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It took 11 years for Telegram to become profitable. The platform has 950 million monthly active users, including 12 million paying subscribers who contribute to its revenue through a $5/month. They have a team of just 30 engineers managing the in

500M in Cash💰 reserves?!😵‍💫 Telegram has just 30 full time employees & 1 billion+ active users. Telegram is now profitable 🚀 Yes,it's profitable with over $1Billion cash revenues and they have $500M 🤑in cash reserves! Comment if you know wha

Everything's freemium now. Even when you're paying. Popups. Locked features. "Go Premium" banners everywhere... Hold up. I am on Premium. Nah. You"re on Pro. Premium’s two tiers above you, dear user. If your paying users feel like they’re on a tria

Telegram is now profitable 🏆 📈 This year, the number of Telegram Premium subscribers tripled, exceeding 12 million. Our ad revenue also increased a few times. Telegram's total revenue in 2024 surpassed $1 billion, and we are closing the year with

17 Investment Mistakes You Must Avoid!📊 👇 1. Investing without understanding. 2. Investing all Money in One place. 3. Following the crowd 4. Overtrading 5. Paying high fees on investment 6. Lack of research 7. Unrealistic expectation 8. Chas

🚀 OpenAI’s valuation curve looks like a SpaceX launch From a non-profit in 2015 to a $157B AI powerhouse in 2024, Eric Flaningam's chart perfectly captures the wild trajectory. Some key moments: ▪️ 2015: Founded as a non-profit with $1B in fundin

Telegram valued at $30 billion and recently achieved profitability, with total revenue exceeding $1 billion in 2024, operates with a linear workforce of only 30 employees (primarily engineers) and no HR's. Founded by Pavel Durov and Durov personally

This image highlights India's SaaS (Software as a Service) landscape, divided into Unicorns and Soonicorns. Here's a brief summary: Unicorns: There are 27 unicorns with a combined valuation of $58.2 billion and a total investment of $8.3 billion. Th

Okay, I just noticed that Reddit has also started paying its users now, just like Twitter and YouTube. So it means what I said earlier is turning out to be true all social media companies are now starting to share revenue with their creators. Recent

According to Y Combinator, here are 15 common mistakes to steer clear of: 1. Single Founder 2. Bad Location 3. Marginal Niche 4. Derivative Idea 5. Obstinacy 6. Hiring Bad Programmers 7. Choosing the Wrong Platform 8. Slowness in Launching 9. Launch